Dick Gregory - On His Transformation, Civil Rights & The Nature of Oppression (2014)

Comedian, author and activist DICK GREGORY talks about the moment he began to question truth (After the Starved Rock Murders), what led him to become a civil rights activist and the right of all black people to be free in this exclusive interview from Reelblack TV's podcast series. Please subscribe to our channel. More clips to come. Special thanks Lillian Gregory, Randy Alezander and The RRazz Room, New Hope, PA. Camera: Daryl DeBrest. Edit and Interview by Mike D.
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[@bobsbrain397]

R.I.P Dick Gregory, the man is a diamond, thank you for preserving and sharing this talk ❤️❤️

[@London-Lad]

This is so painfully true; the man is/was a Sage

[@d.m.collins1501]

Who is the guy on the other side of the conversation? The interviewer? My heart goes out to him, haha! He was doing the Lord's work, but getting the BUSINESS END of Gregory's consternation.